SAN FRANCISCO (Interstat) — The Atlanta Dream visit the Golden State Valkyries on Friday in Game 8 of the WNBA playoff series at Chase Center. Atlanta enters with a 37-17 record, while Golden State is 39-16. The Dream are the visiting team, and the Valkyries will be at home.

Allisha Gray is Atlanta’s player to watch. In the Dream’s most recent game, an 80-69 win over Golden State, Gray finished with 23 points, six rebounds, three assists and three blocks in 32 minutes. Angel Reese added 15 points, 14 rebounds, six assists and one block, and Rhyne Howard had 21 points, four rebounds, four assists and one block. Gray also had 19 points, six rebounds and two assists in an earlier meeting against Golden State, 18 points with five rebounds and one assist in another, and 10 points with one rebound and one block in another. She posted eight points, two rebounds and six assists in another game against the Valkyries and five points with five rebounds and two blocks in another. Gray had seven points and one rebound in a recent game against New York.

Gabby Williams is Golden State’s player to watch. In the most recent meeting, Williams had 26 points, three rebounds, one assist and one block in 35 minutes. Laeticia Amihere added five points, 10 rebounds, two assists and one block, while Tiffany Hayes scored 15 points with three rebounds and one assist. Williams also scored 17 points with five rebounds and three assists in a recent game against Atlanta and had 15 points, two rebounds and eight assists in another. She scored 14 points with two rebounds and one assist in another meeting and 26 points with four rebounds and two assists in another. Williams had 16 points and three assists in a recent game at Las Vegas and 20 points with five rebounds and three assists in another.

Atlanta won the most recent meeting 80-69. Golden State won the two meetings before that, 64-55 and 67-62. Atlanta won the prior two meetings, 97-71 and 79-65, before Golden State won 68-64.

Interstat’s game simulator projects Golden State 86, Atlanta 82. Interstat’s ELO system gives Golden State a 57.7 percent probability to win.